i mean, i'm a single woman on my own, and at the moment i'm unemployed. but there's people out there that are working threejobs, just to make a living, as a single woman. you know, it's punishment and punishment and punishment. there is no hope any more. there's just nothing. south yorkshire is still loyal labour territory, but the working—class brexit vote has exposed the widening gulf between lives lived here and on the green benches of westminster. and everywhere, the communities that once voted labour, as an ingrained cultural commitment, have been disbursed, with the industries that sustained them. forest green rovers is hardly the average football team — its environmentally responsible approach includes using solar panelling in the stadium and vegan diets. and now they've made club history by being promoted to the english football league. our correspondent andy swiss has been visiting the club at home, in the town of nailsworth

in gloucestershire. welcome to football's newest and unlikeliest outpost — nailsworth. population 5800, pride beyond measure, after this corner of the cotswolds gate—crashed the big—time. forest green rovers‘ win means a town that would have fitted 15 times inside wembley, will be hosting league football next season. not bad for a team dubbed "the little club on the hill". extremely quiet place. it's a village club, and you've only got to drive round the place and you realise there's hardly anyone around. but very close net at forest green, and i think that's why they've become so successful. it's not just what this club has achieved, though, it's the way that it's achieved it. forest green aims to be the greenest and the most environmentally friendly football club in the world. there's solar panels on the stadium, even a solar powered robotic lawn mower, but perhaps most strikingly, the club is all vegan. the players today were tucking

into meat free pies, while for the fans the only burgers are of the veggie variety. it's their owner's vision, green energy millionaire dale vince, who says both team and supporters have embraced their diet. there are a lot of elite athletes around the world that are vegan or are going vegan. there's a lot of scientific evidence that it's better for elite athletes to be vegan, and that's the reason, part of the reason we did it, and how we kind of presented it to the players, to give them an edge, a performance edge. that club is now planning another first, an all wooden stadium, designed by the late zaha hadid, but for now they're just enjoying their success story. commentator: let me tell you this, cheltenham, swindon, newport, you're going to eat houmous next season, because forest green rovers are in the football league! the tiny club with the big ambition. andy swiss, bbc news, nailsworth. time for the news where you are now.

this is bbc news with clive myrie. let's get more on the breaking news that in the past half hour it's been confirmed that the moors murderer ian brady has died at ashworth psychiatric hospital on merseyside. in a statement the mersey care nhs foundation trust simply said tonight — we can confirm a 79—year—old patient in long term care at ashworth high secure hospital has died after becoming physically unwell. our correspondent richard lister is here. a notorious man. the suggestion is that he has now died. fill us in on

the background to what we know this evening as to what has happened? some of the papers were saying this morning that he was very gravely ill, at death ‘s door. this is not entirely unexpected. in fact he has been very ill for some time. we learnt in february that he had been bedridden for probably the last couple of years or so. he was suffering a terminal illness, conjugated by emphysema and back in february his lawyers were clear that he was approaching the end of his life. today we have had the news which the nhs has confirmed in a somewhat roundabout way, they do not asa somewhat roundabout way, they do not as a rule comment directly on individual patients but they have given the esteem in which you just read. they have led us to believe that this is in fact ian brady and that this is in fact ian brady and thatis that this is in fact ian brady and that is confirmed. he is, as you say, someone that is confirmed. he is, as you say, someone who has been something ofa say, someone who has been something of a dark stain across british history. he has been somebody who has been a hate figure for as long

as he has lived, really. since the 60s, when the trial... the details the trial of him and his then girlfriend myra hindley were reported on. the shock across the country as they were both convicted the appalling torture and murder of three children. then in the 80s at a much there were two more children that they have also killed. then not all the bodies were found. that is something which some of the families have been talking about in the press today, saying they wish more details had been given before he died about where the bodies were. sun-seekers he has taken to the grave. thank you very much. —— some secrets and he has taken to the grave. let's cross to the bbc sports centre. hello and welcome to sportsday. champions chelsea returned to stamford bridge this evening, hosting watford in their first matching since clinching the premier league title on friday. the fans were in party mood and it was definitely a goalfest, that did go the way of the hosts — though it wasn't all plain sailing. antonio conte has equalled the

premier league record held byjose mourinho of 29 winds in a season which he managed to twice. conte could still do want to do better. what you get once you win the premier league? the night off, as antonia conte the red chance with the pressure. john terry starting for the first time since september showed his boss why he may have warranted a few more minutes as he prodded chelsea ahead, less than a minute later he showed why the others have me started ahead of him. gifting the easiest of equalisers. it was left to one of the regulars to regain chelsea ‘s lead. azpilicueta with the finish. conte with this. it was a week to remember after this title winning goal on friday. he thought he had grabbed the winner tonight. not if this guy

had anything to do with it. chelsea defender is not covering themselves and glory to allow the dutchman through. a cross, then this pounced to level it. fabregas injured, chelsea ‘s —— fabregas ensured chelsea ‘s —— fabregas ensured chelsea ‘s party would not be spoiled. an entertaining evening, if you are neutral. that's for sure. spoiled. an entertaining evening, if you are neutral. that's for surem took me a while for it to sink in. delighted first and foremost to start tonight and to be on the scoresheet this evening. it's important as a group that we keep oui’ important as a group that we keep our momentum going as well. more to come back next week, no matter who plays, the hunger is in the group. a one—off match of the day is on tonight. bbc one at 10:45 in england, ii in scotland and 11.40 in northern ireland. and bbc two wales at 11:15. the fa chairman greg clarke says

football has a responsibility to take the lead on fighting homophobia and make sure players feel comfortable about coming out as gay. he says there's still a big problem in the men's game and he hasn't found any gay players willing to speak to him. at stonewall‘s rainbow laces summit at old trafford, professional footballers' association chief — gordon taylor— association chief — gordon taylor — said he didn't know of a single gay male footballer currently playing the game. it may well be that a player wants to be known as a football player, not as the first gay footballer. it's the same with... it's been the same with many of our issues, without somebody prepared to take the heat and then others to follow and feel confident to follow. it becomes very difficult. roger federer has pulled out of this month's french open. federer says he's decided to skip the clay court season. he's not injured, he says scheduling is the reason

for missing the grand slam, as he wants to concentrate on the grass court season that follows. the italian 0pen began today and britain's number three aljaz bedene will face novak djokovic in the second round, maria sharapova is guaranteed a place in the qualifying competition for wimbledon, after she won herfirst—round match in the women's tournament in rome. she earned enough ranking points with a straight—sets victory over christine mchale. if she reaches the semi—finals of the italian 0pen, the five—time grand slam champion, who's returning from a 15—month doping ban, will qualify automatically for wimbledon‘s main draw. that's all for now. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are camilla tominey, deputy political editor at the daily express and the broadcaster, david davies. let's have a look at some front

pages. the sun leads with tonight's news that the moors murderer, ian brady, has died. they say he never revealed where he buried one of his vitims. the times also carries a picture ian brady, a picture of ian brady, but leads with a drugs firm facing a fine of hundreds of millions of pounds, for increasing the cost of cancer medicines. the ft says the hackers could be ready to launch a second global cyber attack using a system stolen from us spies. ahead of tomorrow's manifesto launch — the is headline is ‘labour‘s tax grab on the rich', with the paper expected to propose extending the top rate to those earning above £80,000 a year. the telegraph leads on the same story — claiming that almost a million middle—class people would be dragged into paying the top rate of income tax under labour's plans. while the guardian reports a labour manifesto pledging a levy on firms paying over £330,000 on individual wages. the metro focuses on the search for body of missing schoolgirl daniellejones, following a tip—off, 16 years after she disappeared.

and the express says a balanced diet and exercise can help fight arthritis. another winner from another winnerfrom you. another winner from you. the sunday express , another winner from you. the sunday express, actually. got out of that one very nicely, neat footwork in there. appreciate that, very good. we're going to go with the sun. breaking news tonight, ian brady has died. at ashworth psychiatric hospital. i think we have the front page of the paper. there it is. that's how they are referring to him. a lot of people feel that way and this day could not come soon enough. i think as well, when you

look at that headline and the description of monster and the mugshot, the of him alongside myra are probably some of the most awful the iconic images of the 60s and have lived with us for many generations. i am starkly reminded of winniejohnson generations. i am starkly reminded of winnie johnson ‘s generations. i am starkly reminded of winniejohnson ‘s death, the mother of keith bennett in 2012, and reading her obituary and this poor woman who went to her grave not